The Sun. — London, England, 1810-04-02 00:00:00

PICTUALLING-01710E, -111 arch tg, 18re. MHE 00.1111111SSIOA EleSjor VITCTUALLMG • -I- His 1.-I.7ESTI".s Ne4P7 do hereby give Notice, That mK Tuesday,. tine loth of An-tknext, they will he ready to receiv( , TendiTsin . writing (iecz i edtfp),and totreat J.,r the supth'ing(on erparate Contracts) . of re.hat SEA P, Ro yi siors; S and RUM- Zuty le repired ftrtl;eServlee of hil 47ajes,T't Ships and Pet. ;dr at 11artvieb, for Twelve Months .certain umber until Six 'Njonibs .11/arliing shall be given fir the Terinination thereof. of Payme;ts to be by, Bills, payable with Pstefest, Ninety • Dail after - date'. ;- .. • -- MAILS. l'lt I,C F. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TVIII.L.VE O'CLOCK Consols ----- - - - - - - Is 6 U soLRM c"._ , ChS DIME FALSIIII4 AUDEAT ? LONDON, The Condition: of the ,coltratte may be tttn at the Seer:dry: pffee, at this o . lfiee, or by applying to the Colletlor rof flit Ma.. jasij;', Customs at Ilaruich. MONDAY, APRIL 9 . , 10104 l'ioegard zwilthe had to any Tender in nithich the •Price Abttlt not be inserted-in words at:length, or that aot be delivered to Abe Beard before One o'Clock an the said Tuesday, .the soth April next, - nor unt-ts the Pp, sou who make.r o •the•Tender, or some 2-':,son on his behalf, attends t 9 answer when t eakd for. • Vic, l t. , ./. 1, /..MG-o.hfiCE, illaf:eb 27, a rO. HE COMMJSSIONERSfor PNTUA4,LING HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give: Notice, That ox Friday, the 13th of April next, they will he te.t:ty to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Four, &tared Tan: of CHESHIRE, DERI.WSHIRE, WAX WICKSHIRE ar GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE., CH E ESE of equal goodness, to he delivered, one half , thereof • Six Weeks, 9nd the other be in Six IfiCeks afterward:, intl his Illajestes ViSzoalling Stores yu the :Port:, and in the • Propor. tions sendtrnsentioned, viz. Tons. Deptford Portsmouth • -Plymouth . . . . -4JO dfnelto he paid for -4y ills , paya4le with Interest, Ninety Zlys after „ 7he, Candid/34 oftbe• Contnia rimy 4e serif at the Seerett.u's 94r, . 41ki, regard will he had to au Tender. in it.hieh't,;;L! Price sbarl. pot heinseited 'in • words at len,gth; cr that Shal/. Ala he .'de, livered' to the'Board before One o'Clock cn the said Friday, the 13!h of April next; nor unless the l'erson who ilia/en- 'the Ter: r, er tame Pelkon on hit behalf, attends, to answer 72 , 1irn called fue.; . _ . Shortly will be published, : In Three Volumes, price 15 shillings, •• - HE ACCEPTANCE • a Novel, in 1 Series of 3 , J. 4 Correspondence between ConStlitia, end her Friend, , . - :-" vivr . rher unmarried life. - • 7 - - - • . . 4.., , .1•- tinted for John Booth, Dukestreet, Portland-place. ' . Pursuant to .a Decree of the High ..Court'of Chancery . , bearing ate the '7th - bay of July, 03°9, made in certai n c a u ses , xv - herein His Majeity's Attorney-General, 'atitbe relation 'of. the. Reverend John Rudall Clcrk„, and 'the Reverend John White Clerk, Informant, and the said lohn.Rudall Clerk, and the sa id l o h n Whi te Cl e rk, ,Plaintits ; the Twelve GoVernors of the Hereditarnents and GOods of the Church of Creditors, otherwise Kyrtonand Others, are.D.e fendants ; and between His Majesty's Attorney-General, at the relation :of William Buller, Esq. Informani ; 'the la~or and Citizens of the City of `Rochester a.;.1 Others, Detendants •• • Creditors of the .Charity'4ate, vested in the Twelve Governors:ot the Hereditaments.and Goods of the Church bf Crediton, otherWise-Kyrton, are perempto rily to come in and prove ;heir Debts before Robert Steele, Esq. one of the Masters of the said COurt, at his Chainbbis, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on or before the 21st Day of May ney„t ;, or in default tliereof they -NNW be excluded the benefit of the said Decrce. ' BREWERY, TO BE' DISPO,SEp (if AT THE WEST END OF THE - :*- To w.N., • • - .JA SMALL .hut peculiarly Compa6 : l an 4 Eligible ALE and TABLE:BEER BREW -HOUSE. The si tuation is Pirhaps" not to be equalled, as, independent of many othpx local . gdvantAg . es„there is no Brew-house within a considerable distance. of it, nor will any be pertnittedto,be eroded, A spaeiotts Yatd and well-stocked. CaEden are attached' to the Ptcriii4es, hich; if required, Wilt adinit'.of the Build ing; being gr c ati y enlarged; and the presen't•Trade;whieh:is of the most respcdlable doscription) l inay,,without difficulty, 1D inei - easetl to alni,st any extent. Ole sum required will not exceed 2obol. and a similar Oppohunity far entering into the Brewery upon such - easy terms, accompanied-with other .advantages, may seldom offer. . Apply personally, or by Letter, post:paid, to Mr. Briand, No. 37, Castle.streer, Holborn. giTHE LLEWENY ESTATE, NORTH WALES.- • TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION. By WINSTANTEY and SON At the Ant:llan Mart, near the Bank of Englind,•London, in • the Month of May, •unl.As prevtousiy disposed of. • • THE very Extiisive and Valuable • FREEHOLD ESTATE ; comprising be noble Mansion ofLleiqny Trial', which contains ample accoramodatic)n,for a Family of the first Oistidttion, together with new erected ..nd very corn, rib,dious Bleach Works, , Water C9jh al:d Iron Forge; all well supplied with water; a' Public., : nouse, - and-.several improvable Farms, the whole containing near tour ihousand Acles of extraordinary rich Meadow, Pastirre, , Arable, and Wood Land, in a high stateof cultivation, and lying nearly in a Ring:feriee. The Estate is intersec4d-eliy_the river Clwyd, most beautifully sitnate in the vale or - Cjwyd, in the Colin tics of DeriNgli and Flint, North Wales,: threc: miles front Denbigh; six from St. Asaph, eight from Ruthin, twelve :tram A ber&ely, and•twenty-four from ( !tester. Due notice of the dirk of sale will be given in this and other Papers : in theiriterim the .Esfate ; may be viewed, by applying to Mr. fluxford, at I.l.eWiny Hail. • . Particulars,: gith flaps atinexed, 'will ,he ready in a few weeks, and may be then had of Messrs. Stanley, and I . and Solicitors, 'Pernple ; Loriciint;'of.Wrifstanl e y .ancl Son, Paternoster-row ; of Mr- S. Lowe, Solicitor; White e,!7irrch,.Slyrovsbirei.of-Mr. Calycley,. Survejor, Stapleforcl, near Clitster ; of Mr. Thomas - Winstarilev' A tdioneer, verpoor;ot Nlessrs. Kay and Benshavv, - .itlanuhester; Mr., Wynne; Solicitor, Mold ; Mr. john I one s , Rtithiri , ; Mr. Dcnbigli ;,and of Messrs: Copland and Pemberton Shrewsbury, --~~-+...a.. . , Yesterday morning his ,WAJESrY, PriaCCS4:5 AU GUSTA atld StiPH accomparnesi by 'Judy A. Cu :4- Eg RLA ND, Generals MAITNERS, GWY NNE, and Major PR - ICE, rode to St. - George's Chapel, %; here Oey heard 'divine service, and artenVards returned to the lia!ace. • Friday morning hi; IVA,J.ESTY, Princesses Au; r •GusTA.and Scr.ti-ix, took took their usual morning's . airing on .horsebacki tilt twelve &clock, in Windsor Great :Park. His MAJESTY• accompanied by the Duke of KEZ,II7, Lady A. Ot.r,mI3E4LAND, Gene .rals CARTWRIGHT, FlTzitti, and Col: TAi , Loa.' Thursday arrived at Wind,or on a visit to their MAJESTIES and ; Princesses, the.buchess of, Yo'n tc. lir clay moruing Sir 13. ETALFoup, Drs. .i3A'ti4iY . and. DUNDA.s, vis.ted Princess AMELIA at Winds o r, and beid .a. consultati on on hp; Royal Highness's disolder ; they afterwards to London. A f i espeCtable Merchant in France, it Seems, 114 been ihrovvn into prison tor` venturing to express his..daubts of the validity of BudbrAPARTE's divnice, as it 113 d not received the sanction of the •POPC:. Merchant may bi a worthy man, but lie cannot he a wise one, 14 haarding any- Opinion upon the slate of things in France ; biAt what must be thought of the: condition of the people •in that Country,: where, after all their dreadtni sacrifires to 31i intagi- . - nary liberty, none must presume to otter their opinions upon any thing rela:ive to their foreign Usurper, unless t hey'are charaelerised by the most abject ill:teryi • . • . . SOUTH OF .11E.VON.- •‘ — 1 0 BE LET and entered on immediately for such Term of years and Conditions as will be proposed at a•Survey,-to •be held 'be--4 o'clock in • the atternoon of the rgth day of April next, at the. Public.- houSe, in Fast a lfi ngt o n -T oWn; ASmall neat COTTA:GP,, covered with slate (with or without four Closes ot. rich Meadovv , and Pas ture, another of good Arable Land, and an . Orchard, in all about 14 Acres, adjoining) situate about four Miles from the Market and daily Post town ot Kingsb,tirtxi , and eight miles from Totness and - I)artnion ail. particularly suitable for small regular Family . from the many' Conveniencies it p 4. sesses .1 he House stands in a pleasant little Lawn, %yell planted with shrubs, very near the- Village, and Church of Eastallingion„ and consists, oil the around Floor of two Par. lours, - rack about to fect F qua re, a Kitchen in which L; a Smoke lack, and Range, and a Plice Iron Stove, snd Oven, a flack ‘4citelion, and Dairy ; above- are four Bed-chambers, Orr.s.ring- room, with a roomy Garret, and Lumber. sooll'over-; there ate; Stove ~i)d other (;rats and useful Fix reil,4.oitt the. and, behind, is a close Court, and P ump tut 4t,cticrlt Water, two large .outer Courts, with. guod Stabks, •Coaeh.tiouse, Cow-houses, Lott :aid other ( out.. bui:dings, and go d Kitchen . ..garden, and the Sea is about five miles distant. . • For a view or further information, application.s are to be wade to Mr. Wyse, Attorney, in Kingsbridge. • . N.B. 1.11 e• House being now o cc u pi e d b y a gentee l F am il y, snd neatly Furnished; the Furniture and other useful }lias thereon, may be taken-at a faWApi,raisement. • Letters are to be vost.paid. , - • All.l.mri 01:0. A fli-et of 'l7 vessels, bound to - leghbrn, and .other Ilqiian:ports from the Levitt, wits c.iptureci At the beginning of last month by our cruizo . 3 in --the Aledittetapeatk , !, • ; Amur --2 Cotienburee,. , Fftligolatid, Wa. • ttrford. Ou'z---z Cadiz, r Malta, t Waterford. aurl.4-ztter trot» Dover states, that there was a great firing the whole of yesterday on the French . Coast.. It was probably on account of tho arrival of the Arcbdochm at Paris, and her marriage with, BUONAPARTE. • The Lady Pellfw packet,,Capt. HARVEY, arrived at Falmoutkon Wednesday night,. in 45 days from Jamaica. On the 14th Pei,' u:sry, off Cape Tiberoon, his 'Majesty's sloops Raintow, 24 guns, and4voii, 18, fell in with and engaged a large French frigate, car- rying 30 long 2-4-pounders on the main deck, he sides smaller ones above, and f'%l of troops; sup .posed'to have been destined furthie relief of Guada lOupe,, but returning to Franco on finding that Is land in our possession. The . Raintcw and .4von, were much damaged in their hells, masts and rig gang, and had about 20 men killed and wounded. The ft igate escaped. - The di+ isions in th House of - Capri - ions- on Sa-. , turday,morning have, as - tnight naturally have been exPea.ec l , excited the anger of the Opposition wri ters. Tbeir hopes are completely, disappointed, and it would be'cruel . to deny them the cOnsolation of cotriFiaint. We c an no t,fid wever, a ,.' o id the noticing the extraordivary change which has.: taken place in the opinion -of these Gentlemen upon the subje6l o f rpAioritics. It cannot be forgotten wil.ywhaiextil .tation they boasted "of a majority ofseien, which they obtained uPon one occasion.. That majority we well. told, spoke . the ." indi.iptnable ssnSe Of Parliament," and Minister's were censured in the. coarsest language, fat not instantly.' resigning thei r • offices. But a majority of in favourof Ministers is a very different sort of a thing; it is " a trifling,: miserable majority; not worth notice f' nay, One of the Opposition Papers. goes so far as to say, that Ministers- were aaual:y beaten on the division on . Saturday, though they divided 50: more, than their , opponents. ..(t.would be' a very great advantage to `the Party if they could introduce the system of po litical arithmetic into fashion, upon which that as-,, section is fciunded; for if it be otice qtablistied as an 'axiom,. that the .minority is,to be considered as. the conquering party, the triumphs of the ppposi tion vrill lie numeroias .The leading' Pa_ . per of the: Party has this morning, under the, i pretext of adVice, uttered the cl , mplditits of its, patrons against. the People (?( Englaqa,. .for the, f apaby, ~for the contenipt with IA hich - all their ; triode- efforts for . the public good are treatcd, "It • L i . no th e time;" says toe Paper alluded to, , " for the great Cities and Counties to come forward and petition -for the remov - al of Ministers." , We are, 1 . convinced- that, in the Opinion of (hest: gentleruen, - . the great Cities and Counties ought to have peti:- tioned any time these three years past ; but onfor , • ,; ' 1 Innately the inliabilants'of these. cities and couoties . differ' most essentially from the Oentlemen>in Op- position, upon this subje& ; .1 hey do not want to .fee the Tatenis reumed to poWer, therer , te, they have,not petitioned. .We did hat, however, think .that the Party would have .scleoled this moment to make, such, an acknowledgment of their- own want of popularity. Two Norway.- vessels with timber, arrived this weak in the. port of 'Truro ; au4 sorrte,:uthrs,, we. nnderstand, are eipeCted,-..:8y these we learn, that thotlgh the diStress of. the . Norwegians is not so great - as it has -been,. it is still more wretched than can be well conceiver] in England., .The lOwer,or :ders are simest *withOut cloathing; beef,. in that poor country, is at is, Vera. ; :French brandy, formei-I,V at 3 Oi• 4s. per gallon, is now 3ns. ; and such has been the want of bread, that the bark of. trees and moss of the ro c k s fi ave been ground' down for flour, And the miserable inhabitants: had . not even. enough of this. Such are t'he,blessings of French fraternity ! . . . . . Tile•edricl representation of How to Tease acrd How to Pleaie, on Saturday last, at Covent-Garden Theatre, Was attended'with. a.,inuch more faVotir-; able reception - than it experienced onits•first ap The alterations and suppressions in'deed,' which had been made,.,consideTably - improved the. general effe4, The Performers.. exerted all' , .theit powers with . the most cornmendAlc -A petit alteration was also madeitt the-. Epilogue; which at, first was so roughly handled, tbat•Mrs: - H.lotil4si)ll was, compelled to give tears instead of smiles,'While she attempted :to recite it.' - The Comedy is attri buted to Mr: T. Dienibr. The'Epilogue was 'as , cribed, but erroneously we believe, to Mr: M. P. ANDREWS. The Prologue was "well delivered by' JONES, who is ;one of the chief plops of the. Comedy: The Ex-EMpress JOSEPHINE-is about to' transfer her residence from her palaces in France to Milan, the seat of her son's authority. We are persuaded that this resolution,- however congenial it may.seern to a mortified spirit, is not voluntary. 4 . has . been Unposed.. upon b i er; from the- same motives, that. BT.T.ONAPARTE balliShed Mademoiselle GEORGES„ to Russia. It is his policy to get -rid, in one way another,, of. hose who pave been privy.tpliis.weak-. nesses or shared' his- confidence, when he' lias farther use for them. • - In consequence of a severe thaw at Vienna,inithe tnidd4. of. last month, the grvat Tabor Briage.Was:- . entii:elydemolished by the floating:ice, .Its destrue tiott was so . sudden, that of 1.; persons who were upon it at thetinie, only six . cscaped Ohe remainder were prCcipitated into the water with the ntirts anti drowned. .1.3 y tins accident the comrnthrication with Bohemia,. Noravia, ryas intettup,ted for ten Mr. Howzgi,LE., a Banker at Verdun, is arrired . ..- in London. .ffeconfirms the article which appear. - - ed. in the French papers respeding a . duel' between two British Officers at that depot. The parties were Capt. 'ALEXANI), of the Marines, by whose hands Lieutenant B A RKER, latte of thell,t4,isar . fri gate, fell. The duel took place on. the 18th of Fe bruary. Captain' ALixANnza has been committed to prison, under the new . penal code, by tvhi~i' duelliog.is made a.eapital offence io.F.ranc9: klotriEtLe-passed -through -Paris i where he'had an' interview. With Ca,',lain Sir T. LAvik ; that Officer not being able to erred his exchange, had demanded his passports from the French 'Govrninent for his Lady and' family to join him at Paris. General WittatoN, the form , tr GoVernof of Verdun, is under, !tipl foi his extortions on the British prisoners. The • total number of Uglish now in France, is said to be ot , rEtf, thv- Tyrolean Chief s Who was siiiat at Mantuo„ c(;ntessed, previons to undergoiog his sen tence, .that itt , ticiAtting the , )robable ifisut.: of the disktrbance in he Tyrol, he had i!1 the yal., ley of Pds , eyer, unknown to any one, three snrns of money. Hiving described the different spots ground, persons were appointed to dig, Who suc ceeded in revoetiitg two of the sums, about 4Q,,060 franiCs . ; 'hot the third escaped their search. 2,\Antiral liAavcx was -restored to his-rank by. means _of .a memorial to the KINO, presezged. by Earl CANtpinv, as Lord - k'residynt of the Council.--- His MAJF.s.r'i - - ri.-ferrei the same io the Board of . Admiralty i . ot their opinion; the answer to which was arecorrimendation, signed by all the Lords, of the reinstatement of AdMiral avEy to his:former unk, which was agreed to by the KING. Sir SAMUEL Hoon!s squadron, we underitatid, passed thrOftgh the bardonelles for the Black Sea at the beginning of January; Thel -. dsstans, antici pating such a visit, had been f:or some time pre -I,,iously employed in titling out gun,.boats and putting the ports in the. Crimea into a•State of defence. BANNiszEtt,.thotagli, he cmpties his 11114 et, con: trines at the same time to fill his purse. Our States men would doulotless be very happy if they could •raise - the, Supplies by wads and 74,gns equally agree able to the Public. The -musical perforn?erft of the late Drury-Laue Theatre have, it seems, .presented a memorialto the LORD CHA M BERLAIN, requesting the interference of Lorcl E l l ip to have the:n restored to theft situa 7 dons, upon the presumption that the Noble Lord in tended to include them under his proteetion in the License which he granted for the DrurydLane Pet ftymers . in general;. NAVAL NEW:: Le i ' PLtstotiTtl, NIA acii 3 1 .—Arrivect the sloop Pw sant Hill,' W EBB , from Waterf o rd, laden with w it it and provisions, bound to Guernsey ; the brig I A nus, DAVIS,. from D un d a lk , l a d en w i t h pr ovisie :for this Port . ; the Arsz.i.vsloop of war from C oft ' andlsinne,up-the Harbour . ; the'Nary An, s ' llig nisom, from Sunderland; the Providence, Lotrili Esi and 'Duchess of Somerset, DfiEw - , from Swa nsesl and the Three Sisters, Ji:>4 - irom Bristol. Sailed his Majesty's 514% Ditiator, , and iffr ica ' .. . of 64. guns each . ; and: the Defeniti-, of 74 gun! , ibr the Downs ; the Aolad, of 36 guns, for Portstrw atil the Dr.pastation. ligmb, to the Westward ; the 16 vgret and Alligator sloops of war for Cork; l l ' . Ajax, SmITR, for Rio de Janeiro ; and the Mar ia ' AIMS, for SlikO. . I taill Arrived the Sp an i s h b r i g S an 'Jelioiakiin, Y3P',„ JANSghl i from Tarra gona , w i t h a cargo of win° jr orders. The .4rgus sloop of war, that arrived here (35 , Thursday from Cork, run doWti off ;W a terford 0 ; Union,,olPoole,P A p t . sa master, the crew ire-re alt saved ; the Ar gus sprung her boWsprit, an d carr ied away her cutwater. 4rrive4 the Intelligent gtm , brig from the gO‘ ward. - Passed up. Chagnei tie Resolute pa-brig, Wi th Is convoy ,from Cork. Sailed the AlA'riner, gun-brig with a co nvoy ( 1, 4ail) to the. Eastward ; the Concord tender for 14? yerpool; Went into Hanionze the Ardocr, Portuguese b r4 of war. • Sailed his IViljesty's Qrestes to, the w°' ward. 'Went into 114rripool his Majesty's ship Ephira. PORTSMOUTH, 't.—Came in this Majesty's ship Savage, from the West Indies ; a ls° his Majesty's ship PriveSlor, from a ergize. Arrived the' 'Hope, ; and Lively, FU N " from CarmartherA ; Flilliarn , front Waterford; al s6 ' the Providoge, 'from Penzance; kirgo, ALA I,EN; from Cork. Sailed his Majesty's ships Royal Oak, D 4)ne e ljill and Coquette, tor Ch,erbourgh ; also his Majesty's ships Rose and Nautilus, for Guernsey, with a coo' Voy of about 14 sail ; and his Majesty's ship gar* on a crui •••••••••••• dad Dar.Ert, Arittt I.—.Passei by for London - following ships.:-- • 'Georgians, Everard, from, Curaeol-- Royal Edward, " At : . and Hanover, Ad amson , from janpica ; Princeis of W4l" , Douglas, from Honduras; Canada, Thomas, from SE. PPi G.overao mingo; Laure, liarri4on, from Buenos Pyres ; Halkert, Watson, from Dominica; Mary Ann, Foster, o'olll East Florida; Hope,' Loire, ftom Montserrat; 0.0 9rl . pheus, Fi n lay, from Jamaica. An incessant firing was kept tip along. the Fren cil coast, from: ele v e n t o one o ' c l oc k t hi s dav:snPP° slA. to be. in consequenic of the'arricai of the ncw 1/1a press at Paris. FALMOUTR, MARCH 30.— ` Sailed the Princess El i ' zabelA packet for the Leeward islands and. t he Duke of Montrose packet for Lialm, I9LANDS CT SCILLY, MARCH', 26.--Arrive. O a festal frigate from Lisbon, two trinspar il with sick and wounded soldiers; K tfie brig i n gustrif JoHN MONCUR; Master; the George, A 14 131411 BLACK; the Adeona, M‘DoivALD A and the Be'atr iS RQBERTSO9:`, under convoy, bound to London. Came, in the Anna Maria Caiharina, W I LLIAg S i from Gibraltar,, under quarantine ; and the JaW STARK, from Lisbon; bound to Newcastle-upo v Tyne. DEAL, APRIL 1.---Arrived the virago gu n-W* l ; with a convoy from Ireland. DUEL.,-It is stated in a Morning Paper, that a chief took place on Friday last, in the neighbourhOed, of the metropolis, betweerkLord De 1)1. - tssTANvutti, and Sir •CIittIStOPIIER. HAWKINS, Bart. in . co n se- Guence, of a difference tespetting the Borough, o f rarnpound. The latter,' it is said, was the chal-; lenger. Fortunately no ill: consequence - resulted, and harmony was restored by theAntWerence of the . senonds. ': ' ' Her Serene Highness the Abbess of ciandersheim, -for whose deaflistlie.Court have gone • into Mourn.' . . log, was a Princess of the Brunswick family.—She ! , . Majesty'i SLTEERNESS, MARCH 30.- 7 S4led Alis died at Gandersheitif on the tOth tilt. in' the 62,f tai year oilier - age. . .•-• ' ", - . ,briiFlarner. • The report of the large proper-1y of-the late Sir.: MARCH 30.—Came down from , Long . Retch, and T. z; Gascoigaein the service haV.ing devo oflved- Lord On Yaihoroua distanegh rel is ati el.- anchored at . ; , tie Great. Nere, his ,Majesty's siliP ecently '. • roneous. • . . ,-:, Theseus. ~ ' We are authorist.d to state, that the Council Sailed his Majesty's brigs Earhest aid Thrasher. ROOM of the Royal - Academy, With its appropriate 'lit ,ive.a the Cheerfulcut ter. decorations, and the pictures, Src. presented by tjre - Academicians on their elettion, will form a part nf• APRIL 1.--,-Arrived his Majesty's ship Fis e gardl the approaching Exhibition . As these deposits, Capt. BOLTON.. which are gradtrilly accumulating, have not been' • ' '' ' ---- seen for many years, it is thought the proposed ar ra!,gernent will be gratifying to the public. It is not .j Lt%`,Earco4,-Mkc,ct33l.-r-Arrived the Margaret, intended to place any' other works . in-this p,pa., i if:;:" Cvt..HAanx, from Hayti :in la , . 51.30. long. 11. , .. tricot. . . - - • !.. ' ~& , saw an English frigate, -with a F renc h f r i gate (her It is Mr. DE PONT HIEU , and not Mr. imma kas Was at first statecl),,.who has be en returned for the prtzt) in company, supposed t o b e th e one t h a rcar Borough of Westbury. • ' .• - . , tured and burnt the Neuis Planter: . • The Pomona from St. Übes was taken by a French privateer, called the off the Gallopur, retaken by the Bloodhound gun-brig, and brough t into the Dowtig this morning. Sailed the whole of the outward-bcand convoy to t he Westward ; and the Fisgard frigate for Sheer- DOSS. Arrivad the Mariner pin-brig from. Plymouth. ;)- ~,;;. n:; I : 1 r . 1